I enjoy sharing ideas and knowledge. Currently (Summer 2013) I am artist in residence at the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA) at Stanford University where I teach a course entitled 'sound, structure and machines'. Before that I have been professor at the master's program Sound Studies at the Berlin University of the Arts from 2009 - 2013. My topics of interest include computer generated sound, synthesis, spatialization, concepts for composition, performance and installation unsing algortihmic and stochastic proceses and general artistic strategies when working with computers. I am also to some extend available for talks about Ableton Live and Max For Live .
A list of selected lectures, workshops and talks can be found here.
Publications
Performance in the Age of Super Computing I [2007]Performance in the Age of Super Computing II [2009]
Robert Henke talks with Rashad Becker about Mastering, sound, and the race for volume. [2008]Interviews
[02/2012] Ghosts in Surround[02/2010] Silence
[10/2007] Atoms
[04/2006] Remixing Depeche Mode
[11/2005] About Repetition
[10/2005] Promotional Lyrics
[11/2004] Drones and Signal to Noise
[10/2003] Momentum
[09/2003] Chaos and Technology
[02/2002] The Beauty within
[09/2000] Result Art und Research Art
[03/1998] Der PX-18 und die Kunst